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Thynk Experience Centre in Beresfield, NSW

6 Feb 2022

Design: X+O

Location: Beresfield, New South Wales, Australia

Photos by Rohan Venn

Thynk Experience Centre, NSW

A showroom experience, located over three levels. Thynk supply tiles, timber, carpet and window coverings to Project home builders and individuals.

Expanding their range to target architects and designers, as well as their existing customers, the showroom experience required multiple functions.

In order to create a memorable experience, and attract new customers, a different approach was taken with the design of the showroom.

By creating an immersive environments that utilise the finishes on offer by Thynk, spaces such as the six fully functional bathrooms (over the three levels), kitchens, offices and selection rooms were created to showcase different styles (Scandinavian, rustic etc) in order to showcase products in context.

Each environment was designed to be temporary in nature, with finishes changing out to showcase new materials periodically. Thus re-imaging the function of a traditional pop-up store experience.

Design: X+O – http://www.xpluso.co/

Photography: Rohan Venn

Thynk Experience Centre, Beresfield NSW images / information received 060222 from X+O

Location: Beresfield, New South Wales, Australia

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